OolyShrink-Its 28 PC DIY Shrinking Art Kit That Creates Charms and Tags, Includes 20 Plastic Pre Cut Charms and More, No Mess Art for Kids, DIY Creative Activity, Ideal Party Favor - Cute Crew

My 7,10,11 year old loved these! They are so cute and simple.You start by coloring the textured side. We used sharpies to make sure the colors were bold. We then laid them (textured side up) on a cookie sheet covered in foiled. Once in the oven, they started to curve up. When they were laying flat again (after 2 1/2 min) we pulled them out. The girls already have them hanging off their bookbags and belt bags.I just wish they came with more metal ball keychains.

These were just okay, but my grandson didn't click with the images and didn't seem to have much fun with them. And the colored pencils wear down incredibly quickly. And they're very difficult to sharpen because they're tiny. The embroidery thread that's in the package isn't practical for children's use.

My 8 and 4 year old were very happy with this and it kept them busy a whole 10-20 minutes.

I only left them in the oven for approximately 30 seconds, just FYI… also I goofed and colored on the shiny side and it still worked fine.

my daughter loved creating them and made them into a charm bracelet. 3 of her little creations cracked and/or broke after about 2 hrs. I am waiting ro see if any others crack/break but she was very upset to see her creations ruined.

These were such fun and easy winter day activities! My 3 year old nephew and 5 year old niece loved them. We used colored pencils and it worked perfectly. We baked them until they laid flat and then pulled them out to cool. Highly recommend!!

Great kit to keep the kids busy with a project. Comes with a variety of designs. Easy to do and bake. Wish they were a tad thicker.

I got these to do with my daughters, and they absolutely love them! We waited for a rainy day, where we needed a good craft, and I pulled these out and it was perfect. We decided to use sharpies to make sure that our colors were super bright, so we started off by coloring the one side. There were some really cute designs that my daughters loved. They had fun picking which ones they were going to make! Once we were done coloring, we put them on a piece of aluminum foil and into the oven and watched them as they shrank, which was the most fun part! These worked just like the old shrink -e-dinks I remember doing as a kid and it was such a fun thing to get to do with my kids!